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Skipper
Even the wav downloads don't come through the way vinyl does on a big system...from what I've heard.
this was specifically about beatport's downloads though.
m2j
well, according to beatport those WAV files are directly from the label. so if there are any problems then its caused by the label not beatport.

but if there are problems with MP3's, etc. then it would be Beatports fault, since they compress the WAV files using their own encoders, which could possibly be faulty.
El Kay Dee
if the mp3 is under 320, its not mega soundsystem clubworthy
electro funk
when you listen to the samples you hear on beatport you can tell whether or not the quality is good enough. sure there are times when its not good enough and it can be a pain but them's the breaks i guess. small price to pay though. if you want it that bad, then buy the vinyl and rip it. theres always ways around these things if you want it bad enough
El Kay Dee
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Originally posted by electro funk
when you listen to the samples you hear on beatport you can tell whether or not the quality is good enough. sure there are times when its not good enough and it can be a pain but them's the breaks i guess. small price to pay though. if you want it that bad, then buy the vinyl and rip it. theres always ways around these things if you want it bad enough


the samples on beatport for a preview are actually a very low quality (96kbps or so) and are only meant for u to get an idea of the tune. now they DEFINTELY dont sell it in 96kbps...whats the compression rate for purchases on beatport?? 192?
electro funk
im just saying that can tell the difference even on the preview of how good the quality is. i dont know how much they compress it. i just like to listen to music.
Chiclet
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Originally posted by El Kay Dee
the samples on beatport for a preview are actually a very low quality (96kbps or so) and are only meant for u to get an idea of the tune. now they DEFINTELY dont sell it in 96kbps...whats the compression rate for purchases on beatport?? 192?


320kpbs. But you can also choose .wav or other bit rates and formats.

I still play 99.9% vinyl. I've been collecting vinyl since early 97... so there's still lots to choose from. I've played around on the cdj1000s and no doubt they are fun and uber easy to use. For now, I still prefer vinyl, but if I have to, I will use both. You don't have to give up one for the other... that's the beauty of it all!

I'm also waiting to see how much Serato Scratch or Final Scratch will catch on. I met DJ Grouch, a well-known Toronto DMC turntablist, and he swears by Serato.
El Kay Dee
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Originally posted by Chiclet
I'm also waiting to see how much Serato Scratch or Final Scratch will catch on. I met DJ Grouch, a well-known Toronto DMC turntablist, and he swears by Serato.


how long has serato been out??? ive olny recently heard of it....


and for anyone thats a fan of Traktor, u can now use traktor with final scratch too
sufee_b
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Originally posted by starsearcher
I am!!!! :D but i don't count :(

I believe that Carl Cox plays lots of vinyl...


played pure CDs in MTL
sufee_b
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Originally posted by El Kay Dee
if the mp3 is under 320, its not mega soundsystem clubworthy


not true dude...the best in the business (sound engineers, producers, djs, etc) did a test on this and couldnt tell the difference between the orignal wavs and 192s, oggs, etc...I'll try to find the article

electro funk
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Originally posted by sufee_b
not true dude...the best in the business (sound engineers, producers, djs, etc) did a test on this and couldnt tell the difference between the orignal wavs and 192s, oggs, etc...I'll try to find the article


i think the article was on djmag.com and you can get it there
El Kay Dee
quote:
Originally posted by sufee_b
not true dude...the best in the business (sound engineers, producers, djs, etc) did a test on this and couldnt tell the difference between the orignal wavs and 192s, oggs, etc...I'll try to find the article



interesting...didnt know that...i guess people just feel safer with 320 (i say this cos ive been asked for promos in 320 only)
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